å¤§é¢¨.com Hurricane in Japanese / Chinese

ekal · Nov 8, 2006

å¤§é¢¨.com

Taifun.com (the word has become typhoon in English).

This is the Japanese and Chinese word for hurricane / gale.
4,210,000 results on Google.

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webidn · Jan 11, 2007

Japanese and Traditional Chinese
in Simplified Chinese is å¤§é£

Mean: a gale; a strong wind
No Taifun.com (å°é£)

wrdekle · Jan 31, 2007

In Japanese, Typhoon is å°é¢¨

What you have å¤§é¢¨.com is pronounced "ookaze" and means "big wind". It isn't valueless, it just doesn't mean typhoon.

MobileDesigner · Jan 31, 2007

wrdekle said:
In Japanese, Typhoon is å°é¢¨

What you have å¤§é¢¨.com is pronounced "ookaze" and means "big wind". It isn't valueless, it just doesn't mean typhoon.

I agree.
a lot of Japanese google results, though...1,260,000. Not to worry, though. I get confused with the kanji at times. both å° and å¤§ are pronounced "tai" and "dai". å¤§ does mean big and pronounced as "tai" and "dai" and it would make sense that by putting these 2 together would mean "big" and "wind", but it isnt. Counfusing? lol! :?: